Meadows on the Rio Grande

The National Institute of Flamenco is a member-supported non-profit arts organization based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Since 1982, it has been dedicated to promoting and preserving the art of flamenco through performance, education, and community advocacy. Under the leadership of Eva Encinias, the Founding Director, the Institute has established itself as the epicenter of flamenco in the United States. Through its Conservatory of Flamenco Arts, Festival Flamenco Albuquerque, and various residencies, the Institute offers a comprehensive and accessible curriculum for students of all ages and levels, while also providing stable employment opportunities for artists and arts administrators.Generated from the website

The New Mexico Chapter of the Federal Bar Association in Albuquerque, NM is a professional organization dedicated to promoting the federal legal profession and fostering camaraderie among federal practitioners. With a focus on networking, education, and advocacy, the chapter provides opportunities for legal professionals to engage with each other and stay informed about developments in federal law. Generated from their business information

ABQ Reads is a collaborative initiative involving the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce and Albuquerque Public Schools' Title I schools, dedicated to enhancing literacy among young learners in Albuquerque. The program focuses on providing one-on-one reading intervention for kindergarten and first-grade students at three designated elementary schools, aiming to bridge the literacy gap. As part of its mission, ABQ Reads actively seeks volunteers to serve as tutors at various elementary schools, including Bel-Air, Whittier, and Atrisco. Through these efforts, the organization strives to boost the reading skills of struggling students, fostering a stronger educational foundation for the community. Generated from the website